Under his own label "the nine", Melbourne based bladesmith Robert Trimarchi creates knives and other kitchen tools out of his humble workshop. Over the years, his knives have gained a reputation for excellent performance, a unique aesthetic, and a great degree of practicality and longevity. Each one of Robert's knives are made by himself from start to finish - from forging, heat treating, grinding, and crafting the fittings.
A Japanese style poultry boning knife, this Honesuki is designed to efficiently break down and portion whole birds. After a long period of testing and tweaking various prototypes, Robert decided on 1.2519 heat treated for toughness as the steel of choice. With a very stiff spine and robust geometry, these Honesuki are made to endure contact with joints and bones during butchery.
This one has a very slight right handed orientation.
Steel |
1.2519 |
Cladding |
Iron |
Edge Length |
156mm |
Heel Height |
46mm |
Spine thickness at the Handle |
5.6mm |
Spine thickness at the Heel |
4.5mm |
Spine Thickness 30mm from the Tip |
1.5mm |
Weight |
163g |
Handle |
Bog Oak |